Night Child seems to have been a small independent or custom recording label. It issued at least four 7" records, three of them in 1976 and the last in 1977. Its first release was a Folk EP by Janet Jones, 'A Fresh Wind Waves' (NC-001; 1976), which featured some of the poems of Emily Bronte set to music. Publisher of the songs was Aire Valley Music, which may give some clue as to the company's origins. The first few singles were injection-moulded, indicating Phonodisc pressings; 001 was coloured blue, 002 fawn and 003 red. By the time of 004, paper labels had been adopted.
Copyright 2007 Robert Lyons.